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i'd say 1996. there are some great releases from that year: Autechre - Tri Repetae ++ Aphex Twin - RDJ Album Squarepusher - Feed Me Weird Things Dr. Octagon - Dr. Octagonocologist Gescom - Keynell EP Soundgarden - Down on the Upside Orbital - In Sides Chemical Brothers - Loops of Fury EP Meat Beat Manifesto - Subliminal Sandwich ..and more out there i can't name ATM. post your thoughts! |
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1349 |
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Hate to piss on your fireworks but Tri Repetae ++ was released in '95. |
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yeah i was kinda aware of that. Garbage and Anvil Vapre were released in 1995 as was Tri Repetae but i think the three were released together in a 2-disc set under Tri Repetae ++. if i remember correctly it had a 1996 copyright. thanx for the info tho! |
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I haven't really been around long enough, nor had enough money to really say what my favourite music year was. Not that anyone needed to know that... |
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1969. It was SHEER INSANITY The Beatles- Abbey Road The Velvet Underground- self titled Rolling Stones- Let it Bleed 3 CCR albums Love- For Sail 2 Led Zep albums Stooges- 1969 Silver Apples- Contact Blind Faith The Who- Tommy The Kinks- Arthur Cream- Goodbye King Crimson- In the Court blablabla Captain Beefheart- Trout Mask Replica Jethro Tull- Stand Up MC5- Kick out the Jams Doors- Soft Parade CSNY Zappa- Uncle Meat Jeff Beck- Beck Ola Santana The Band And Dylan, Byrds, Pink Floyd, Peter Green and HIS Fleetwood Mac, 2 Jefferson Airplane LPs, Grateful Dead, Elvis, Allman Brothers, (Small) Faces, Strawbs, Sly Stone, James Brown, Miles Davis, debuts for Yes and Genesis, and way more than I can't think of, just crazy. |
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in the sunshine? *sorry, bad joke* |
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endtroducing also came out in '96 if im not mistaken |
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ORANGE |
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'97 or '98. back then hip-hop artists and electronic musicians were dropping classics every week. now you get a few a year, and never anything really mindblowing in rock. the last good year for rock was probably '95. |
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'94 for me - Cos everything felt unbelievably fresh and different back then. |
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the song several species of small fury animals gathered together in a cave and grooving with a pict by pink floyd, released 1969 already sounded like aphex twin, by the way. |
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i was gonna say 94 too! cause of in utero mostly |
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riiiiiight. |
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back then = 1969! Good one ophie current = 1994. I agree with J swift. And nigel don't forget nigel! |
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1988 Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation Pixies- Surfer Rosa My Bloody Valentine - Isn't Anything Dinosaur Jr - Bug and a few other ones I can't remember. Good times. |
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after seeing opheck's impressive list for the albums that came out in 1969 i must concur to the sunshine year (oops continuation of a bad joke made by someone who doesnt like me) |
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The weird thing is, the ''sunshine year'' was actually pretty dark, with all the political going-ons and stuff like Let it Bleed, the concept albums, hard rock getting big with Zep and Sabbath (who I left out), Beatles infighting, The Stooges, etc. It wasn't the summer of love, even with Woodstock (Poserstock). I always thought there was a psychotic undercurrent to the BOC track anyway. |
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i was gonna say 1969 but he beat me to it. so i'm gonna go with 1349. |
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1997 homogenic ok computer endtroducing |
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1824: Beethoven's 9th |
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remember when cats like the beatles, neil young, joni mitchell, bob dylan, the who, kraftwerk, can, isaac hayes, black sabbath, stevie wonder, marvin gaye, etc. were just dropping gem after gem less than a year apart? some say that it's cos albums were shorter back then (~35 minutes) but i think there was something really special about the 60s and 70s that just died before the 80s began.. classics still come out but they're rare now |
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yes, I agree with titsworth there, gotta love the 60s and early 70s |
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for me it was 2001. drukqs was my first aphex experience and inspired me to make my own. |
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